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 Expose – “Spaces” for the iPhone |
Steven Troughton-Smith, the developer of the very sweet application Stack, has been working on a new app called Expose. Expose is basically like Spaces on the Mac only, on the iPhone. He is still working on some final UI and animation stuff and there is no word on when it will be available but, it looks sweet. Check out the demo videos and screenshot below.
Watch Expose on an actual iPhone 3G HERE.
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October 14, 2009 
Brooke 
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This is nice! Does it take too much memory usage?
Amazing! Here’s something the iPhone should have from the start. sounds like Apple is getting a bit lazy…
That’s my whole point. If non-Apple devs can come up with this stuff why not let the cat and mouse games of JB go. Package this stuff and sell it. Apple could make the consumer happy and make even more money. My friends envy not just the stock stuff this device can do, but all the hack stuff drives them to save $$ to buy this iPhone so they cam personalize it!
That looks like a cool application. Too bad we don’t know when it’s going to be available.
This looks a lot like TapSB, a jailbreak mod that had stories show up in Feb, but never made it, at least I could never find it. Categories is to complicated for me. The new PogoPlank looks interesting too, but, again, too much trouble.
This looks effective and effortless. Just what I like.
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